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“I’m really keen about being strong, about my faith and about what I believe in and standing up for yourself, and at the same time, I’m extremely open to other peoples’ opinions because I have a lot friends of different creeds, and I’m open to opinions and what they’ve been through in they’re lives and I feel like, man, I’m from Mississippi and I’ve been raised around a lot of different people so racism to me is a very ignorant situation.” – Big K.R.I.T.
Read the rest of the article from HipHopDX here.
Take a look at this video of “Rabbit Food” off of One Be Lo’s latest offering, L.A.B.O.R.
“Depending on whom you ask, ‘slept on’ can mean a lot of different things ranging from self-released projects no one heard, to great albums that just didn’t sell all that well. One Be Lo’sL.A.B.O.R. exemplifies the latter, as it was one of the best releases of the year but didn’t seem to gain much traction on some of the other sites.” – Alex Edelstein of KevinNottingham.com
L.A.B.O.R. was recently voted one of the most slept on albums of 2011. Read the rest of the article here.
“Her songs have a feeling of unstoppable determination, that even through the myriad hardships there’s an inextinguishable light worth struggling toward.” Alexander Billet of SoCiArts
Maimouna talks with Socially Conscious Arts about her experiences in the music industry and her EP, Black Magic. Read the rest of the article here.
